The Irish standard., 1887-09-24
ST. PAUL..

ST. PAUL.
The net receipts of the State Fair
will exceed $4,000.
The Seyen Corners bank has increased
its capital to 100000
Hal Reid is out on bail. but his
whereabouts are unknown.
Judge McCatferty has returned FROM
the East, where he has heen visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Burns, of St. Charles
Mimi, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Kingsley, of Franklin street.
Work has commenced on the Colorado
street bridge, and it is expected that 1t
will be completed before Jan.l.
The St. Paul Hardware company re-
ceiyed first premium at the State Fair,
for the finest display in their line.
JIG. Donnelly and ?. J. Bowlln have
gone to Washinton with their daugh~
ers, who will enter the Visitation con-
vent at Georgetown.
"Cleyeland broke his afm'' the news
boys cried the other morning. Cleve-
land is the big third baseman OF the st.
Paul Baseball club.
joseph Kavanaugh, employed on the
new col,rt house, fell distance OF rs
feet. and received severe injuries which
will lay him up for some time.
Burglars went through two banking
houses at the stock yards, in South st.
Paul, and secured quite a sum Of cash
and several articles Of clothing. .
Emma and Theresa Lyons, daughters
Of Maurice Lyons, left a few days ago
for Wheeling, w. Va, where they Will
resume their studies at Mount De
Chauta] academy.
Judge Ford, Of the municipal court,
fined two Of the proprletors OF render
inc Establishments at Merriam Park $50
and Sl0C respectively, and warned them
TO render no more.
Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore, is
expected to arrive in St. Paul on Tues
day next, on his way to the Pacific
coast. His Eminence will be rendered
a banquet at the Ryan hotel.
DIVER Bros, the expert plumbers,
show cut Of the new Spalding hotel,
which is being erected at Duluth.
This Grm are doing q great deal of the
finest work in the Northwest.
E'itty-two untortunates appeared in
the municipal court ON Monday morn
ing TO answer to various charges.
''Drunk and disorderly'' was the cap
which fitted the majority of Che prls-
onars. some Of them being women.
President Cleveland and wife will ar
rive in ST. Paul on the evening Of OCT.
10, remaining till the following noon.
when they will proceed 20 Minneapolis.
Great preparations are being made 60
receive the nations ruler as he should
be received.
The cour5 house commission are hay
ing lively time in regard to the steam
heaters contract. We agree that it is
not always best to let the contract to
the lowest bidder. but when reliable
firm contracts to dc the same work for
g. much lower figure. and does not Sc
cure the contract, visions Of a ''colored
gentleman" in the fence ''do come" TO
the surface.
On Sunday last the cathedral was
completely filed, many beng compelled
TO stand. Bishop ireland appeared III
the pulpit for the first time in many
weeks, and delivered the best sermon
that this congregation has listened TO
for a long time. The bishop preached
on The necessity of properly observing
the Lords Day, and said that attnding
mass was not the only act we should
perform on Sunday. Reading for a
time in pious books and attending YES
pers should be the welcome duty OF
every Catholic. Because others work
and indulge in frivolous and many
times riCtous proceedings, it does not
follow that Catholics can do the same
without committing sin themselves and
setting the very worst kind of example
for others who look to us for example
and advice.